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Loose Parts

I use this page as a running lab for interaction studies, material tests, and small builds. I'll keep adding work as I test it.

In the lab

  1. Sukuna's finger

    A Jujutsu Kaisen fan sculpt, 3D sculpted, printed, and hand-painted. Made for the love of the manga and as an excuse to test how far I could push painting techniques on polylactic acid filament.

    Question
    How much surface detail could survive a PLA print and hand-painted finish?
    Medium
    Digital sculpt, PLA, acrylic paint, matte varnish
    State
    Complete
    What changed
    A digital model became a printable form, then paint carried the skin, wounds, and color variation.
    Next if real
    Add the original 3D model once the source file is ready for the web.
    Updated
    July 2026
    1. Digital sculpt
    2. fabrication constraints
    3. printed object
    4. painted surface
    SPECIMEN CATALOGNO. 001
    DesignationSukuna's Finger: Ryomen Sukuna
    ClassSpecial Grade Cursed Object
    MaterialPLA filament, acrylic paint, matte varnish
    StatusSEALED

    Parsons - xFab · 2024

    • 3D Sculpt
    • 3D Print
    • Hand Painted
    • Fan Craft
    • Jujutsu Kaisen

  2. Loom

    Each answer to “What brings you joy?” seeds five colored threads on a digital loom.

    A text hash sets each thread’s position, hue, weight, and opacity. The same answer produces the same five-thread pattern.

    Question
    Can the same short answer always produce the same woven pattern?
    Medium
    p5.js, text hashing, generative drawing
    State
    Testing
    What changed
    A static study became a text input where the same answer produces the same five threads.
    Next if real
    Test whether a shared weave stays readable as more people add responses.
    Updated
    July 2026

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    Parsons - Narrative & Dynamic Systems · 2025

    • p5.js
    • Generative Art
    • Interaction

  3. MYLES IS STRESSED

    A p5.js game sketch where 7th Street Burgers, chores, money, reading, and other everyday stressors chase me around in a maze.

    I drew the tiles, player, power-up, and stressor states as custom pixel assets, then used a short power-up window to make the pressure briefly reversible.

    Question
    What happens when everyday stress becomes a game mechanic?
    Medium
    p5.js, JavaScript, custom pixel sprites
    State
    Complete
    What changed
    A class midterm became a playable maze with custom pixel sprites, timed stressor releases, and a short power-up state.
    Updated
    Fall 2024
    1. maze rules
    2. custom pixel sprites
    3. stressor behaviors
    4. playable p5.js sketch

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    Parsons - Critical Computation · 2024

    • p5.js
    • Game Design
    • Pixel Art
    • JavaScript
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